Talk:Blackwater (novel)
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Hi all,
I recently came across this page via "Random Article" in search of articles that need updating - this seems like a prime candidate. I'm new to Wikipedia, but it seems that there is much more that can be said about this article. In addition to that, I think some more general information can be added like the genre of the novel for one. Furthermore, a general synopsis or plot summary would add credibility to this page, perhaps upgrading it from a stub class article. Also, I think it would be prudent to link to or summarize some of the main reviews of the novel itself like Publishers Weekly or Library Journal. While it's a long shot that too many people care about this page, I think it's worth a shot. There is more to this book then it was currently presented on the Wikipedia page.
- Cheers
Tophe2t (talk) 21:57, 6 February 2017 (UTC)